HSB - Gauze - Non-Woven, 2 x 2, N/S 4-Ply - 5000/Cs
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HSB - Gauze - Non-Woven, 2 x 2, N/S 4-Ply - 5000/Cs
- VendorHouse Brand
$14.29
- 2 x 2-inch size supports controlled placement
- 4-ply layers provide added absorbency
- Non-woven material offers a soft surface
- Single-use format simplifies routine disposal
- Reduced-lint design helps limit loose fibers
- Quantity: 5,000 per Case
Aira Non-Woven Gauze, 2 x 2 Inches, 4-Ply, 5,000 per Case is used for absorbing saliva and fluids, applying topical materials, preparing treatment areas, wiping instruments, and supporting routine operatory cleanup. The compact 2 x 2-inch size provides a controlled pad for localized tasks where a larger sponge may cover more area than necessary.
Its 4-ply construction adds useful thickness and absorbency while keeping each sponge easy to fold, grasp, and position. The soft non-woven material supports contact with oral tissues, instruments, and equipment during routine care. Because the gauze is non-sterile, it is intended for procedures and tasks that do not require a sterile dressing or sterile field.
Each sponge measures 2 x 2 inches and contains four layers of non-woven material.
The compact square format fits easily on instrument trays and can be held with cotton pliers for controlled placement near a treatment site. Its layered construction helps collect small amounts of fluid during examinations, hygiene procedures, restorative treatment, and other chairside activities. The material is designed to release less lint than conventional woven gauze, helping limit loose fibers when surfaces, instruments, or equipment are wiped.
Each case contains 5,000 disposable sponges, supporting centralized stocking and reducing how often high-use treatment areas need to replenish their gauze supply.
The gauze absorbs moisture through its layered fibers while maintaining enough body for controlled handling during short clinical tasks. The 4-ply construction allows the pad to be folded for additional thickness or used flat when broader contact is preferred. Its non-woven structure helps the sponge remain consistent during wiping, blotting, application, and preparation without the open weave associated with traditional gauze.
The compact size also helps clinicians work precisely around localized areas and use only the amount of material needed for the task. Each sponge is intended for one-time use and should be discarded after it becomes saturated, contaminated, torn, or otherwise unsuitable for continued handling.
Dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants, sterilization personnel, laboratory staff, and other clinical team members can use Aira Non-Woven Gauze throughout routine workflows. Common applications include absorbing saliva, managing minor moisture, applying topical products, cleaning instrument surfaces, preparing materials, and supporting treatment-room turnover.
The 2 x 2-inch size is particularly useful when access is limited or when a small sponge must be positioned without obstructing the working area. Teams should confirm whether the planned procedure requires a sterile product before use. When sterility is required, an appropriately sterile gauze sponge should be selected instead of this non-sterile option.
Aira Non-Woven Gauze combines a compact 2 x 2-inch size, 4-ply absorbency, soft non-woven construction, reduced linting, and a high-volume 5,000-count case in one clearly identified product. Compared with the 4,000-count option, this case provides 1,000 additional sponges for practices with heavier daily consumption or more operatories to supply. The expanded quantity supports consistent availability in treatment rooms, hygiene areas, sterilization spaces, and central storage while maintaining the same familiar dimensions and construction. Clear product specifications also support accurate purchasing, organized storage, and efficient restocking. For dental teams that rely on small gauze sponges throughout the day, this configuration provides a practical supply for absorption, application, wiping, and routine clinical preparation.